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'The in the separate bruiciws, to bit t.o. en by appr.lise{:nent,v,: 4 , it is supposed will not exceed 3- - 01, one halt of " be -pain for on taking the bilhwet,s,• aid the r.tn am, irr shall be agreettnti between the he Trade !us established for many ye.irs, and is ii:)w the utmost success.• - ThC House and Ne11118•CS (which will be s , )id with :The BuSinessY tire - Most eligibry situate in the centre of I,triist.t place of ;tit) pqpulous Town of 131.otillOrti, surroundttitby the Seatecte'the greatest - Vail . of the Nobility ah:.l the County, and .consist of r . subsixAtirl a,icl rwitny 'Stick built Dwelling House, with sp :io , is Shop:, ‘CoFe loomi,: and Feather-lofts, with all necessary thit•buildings attached, cwriprising two Paint Shops, joiners Shop, net-Shop, - Stora,:rooms i rrktoises nte.ts , o - e from the Street to the ltiv'er4fla feet in length, To prevent ittinecesary inquiries the •prier of the , I and Premises where the tlitsiness - is c4rrytt on is fixed at ioosd. one..-rtalt ot.).toluch7 truy rairtain as a security t.J:O , same. The whale or the coneern 10:ty with e 'se he Or t';vtl twn or tttute iii Pal tilership, mac 41..quainictl %van zl 3~aiftiin>r acrd ;-: Oa other with the CAbilict Upikv;;Le:y • hvr furtiwr poticuhrs apply (If by plit.p4i:l; • Mr. Cltartoou-y, Builder, t •Alart..todlitr, tottt Uptiollotict ; or to Nle:)srs. Kul,;, and Johns , :?vticitots, lit,toi4tarkt, This Day w4S VON In TwO Volumes ltoyll QuArto, 'price Four Clo;ne,is wit! a Half, extri board.; ; or the vane Work. ill thic Vo:or t io Royul,Octavo„.)! iLe , )ne 15o.irtls“ THE COU Ml - !; ST' of ri.o . .ANCIEN Ts, 13. 7 THOMAS 110 PE. This 11,',,i1; eonsist3 -Of Tqo Hundred Engravings in Outinie; sumo l'refawry Matter *Printed for Wiliam Miller, Albz.marte.strect LORD VALENTfA's TRAVIA-.; ISi jN - 1 ) 1A, KED ABYSSINIA, • Publiibed by Wiliam &Mk:, Alonrimrle-stscet.. THE Public are reyedroliy . 40t)rtned, that thi3 Work virkivett:iinly 34..“.1y in c tvt't!,k ita !,,,,:„ It will consist of Tnree VOluniea t.), wlth nearly Seventy Engr4vings ;' price ,Nice C( 1 . 04 . a 5, ,„„( a few Copies on larger Paper, at sib l'roQt p-ce Thirteen Guinea;;. At the same thrte he Ttveinty-four tars,r: Views, taken by Mr. S:flt, Who accorn. psniett his 'Lordship. These I'Llies a CI 01' the site Of a.; by t 7 inches. and are e,lotiriit to itiiita.e tit 4 drawingl. They will be mounted and dei4ve,esi ins port folio, at thy price of - r Guineas the set. • This Day was published, in Denty , Oaavo, price I3s. in boards. r 4 LFAIENTS of Ala i a - Piit-rit rnt Pointior , In Six Cantos ; i,vith Notes ;In.!, a Preface, iiichictinf, Strictures on the State tlie Arts, Patronage; and Public Taste. By MARTIN ARCItER SliliE. R.A. Plittied tOr William Miller, Albem.iil4:-brrce.t . ‘vhoin may hr had, by ilht A tlth,r, Rhymes oit Art; or tit..., .R..moostrat.:e of .t l'aihter.- two Parts; with Notes. Third hditioo. Pric,;Saveii Ihigs, boards. . KENovATki) IT has been ton frequently the subje.i ofju'st anti general reprobation, that men destitute of.the eleinimts the medical art I. ON ullere4 themseiv,:s aS canllitares asi public patronage in the pr•dessioirof priyine 14or the pii%ii?se of doing justice to the rcitilt ofoor at utife.s and cx i!criet*e, 4114 -to prevent us from hang CI;I4StXI sullun4 those erriPiticir wh,,ge irnprwlent 'pretensionshave. unint naively for socieidy., - bce„p too favourably Nceived, we t. , eK le..iVe to sr.,loT'iilit tu.thelibcrat and enlightened a faithfal statoilier:t of (Air" pnrsimanit itc- Rttiremehts. Atte, baking ciceivcrii 'a ruipilar tun as :he pupils of Me4srs. (;ruuleu aud ~el, l o,se !al ums an d rado; iI y aHertL,l as piniqssois and soricenns of the Coini ;we cnicred ouis.jvcts 'students in that justly celebrated selio,it fur tinted 4„,4„,r,e -went, the Itoval College of F,litiourgii, and woi . e in the different branches of arlatooly, 4tirio:ry, the theory and practice of physic, •cheittistry, midwifery, &e. k e . by those eminent professors, Drs. Mom), (;re-wiry, Black, Uuncau aid Rutherford ? , tVe trust we shell out be deemed pteiunipturuni in s4.).ing t h at nor protic,ene% inNuitements are not tnconsitierable. li , tvillg for a of years nuttle Venereal Complaints, awl the var+t n of Debility, the particular ol.4jt!stt it will, we hope, be all,.‘‘ed hat,: knowledge of their treatment and Cure. t t, r :t, cases of infettion a petted in the short period of two days ; anti ~+ i h, : veteracy, where other pra,:tiiioners it t a pioper perseveratiet.iii'our plan of treut:!l.•i,i cost':,: , patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety ofilisoniets ;,, , cads of a habit bog and most unhappily youth of both sexes, there are none , more distressing thin those deficiencies and debilitie, (prettily prevent or embitter the 'matrimonial persons it must be A consolation v01:11., •'. i;1 ' •• by a new and infallible modeol trearineot, t,, r greatest of all human blessings, a strong ? Man .„ UUS Constitution. In all cases . of debi•iiiy,. I , cause arising:, as well as in every species or We inay be consulted by patients of eit :„ , T, • eat secrecy and honour. Hotirs of Lo h , ten to three, and hunt 6 in the evening ich hi at Patients in the Country cue t,, :;• ~.! -trt tars of their case, age, and general h itnt ot • closing a stinittkince tor advice , • will be given, or sent to any part r;w that secrecy soessential to our letters may be added to the at.eisllilt a. CURRI h and Co...SurgeOris, Nu. ggr Messrs. Currie and Co. have Curtl,',.;ovi tr.t, above respectable: Professors 01 '1..0nd,,n, the diligence, skit!, anti humanity V.•11k11 ti;L:, formed the duties assigned them during - the tittle tire; at_ tended their Lettures and PrAttlice. as i'. :: S ; , A rril i ili.::! - . ( ( _ , ... , • . •,- 1 ~ ...:1 ' )411.3g,:eittr_ _ _